PROF. DR. PHIL CHANTAL MARTIN SÖLCH CURRICULUM VITAE. Objectives. Current Position. Habilitation. PhD. Academic Education. Academic Nominations

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1 PROF. DR. PHIL CHANTAL MARTIN SÖLCH Office: Department of Psychology University Fribourg Rue de Faucigny 2 CH-1700 Fribourg Phone: FAX: chantal.martinsoelch@unifr.ch CURRICULUM VITAE Objectives Date of birth: Nationality: Marital status September 23 rd, 1970 Switzerland Married with Alexander Sölch, 2 children Current Position Since February 2012 Professor in Clinical Psychology Department of Psychology University Fribourg Habilitation April 2011 Habilitation, Faculty of Philosophy University Zurich Habilitation thesis: From reward function to reward dysfunction: Neurobehavioral studies on motivated and emotional behavior PhD 2002 Doctoral Degree (Dr. Phil.) University Fribourg Doctoral thesis: Reward and Dependence, A psychological and neurobiological analysis of reward mechanisms and of their role in dependence. Degree obtained with distinction (summa cum laude). Academic Education 1997 Academic Nominations Bilingual study in Clinical Psychology, General Psychology and Neurobiology, University of Fribourg, Switzerland Diploma in Psychology and Neurobiology University Fribourg Diploma thesis: Les relations entre les émotions et la contrôlabilité: une analyse au niveau du stress individuel et du stress familial. (Note diploma thesis: Summa cum Laude) Gastprofessorship in psychological clinical interventions (primo loco) (declined) University Vienna Associate Professorship Ad personam (declined) University Zurich Professorship in Clinical Psychology (primo loco) (accepted) University Fribourg CV PD Dr. Martin Soelch 1

2 Professional Experience Head Psychologist, Head of Research Division Department of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy University Hospital Zurich Research Fellow Mood and Anxiety Disorder Program NIMH, National Institutes of Health Senior scientist Center for Pathological Gambling University Hospital of Adult Psychiatry University of Lausanne Senior lecturer ( Oberassistentin ) Department of General Psychology and Methodology Faculty of Psychology University of Basel 2000 Neuropsychologist Gerontopsychiatric Clinic Hegibach Psychiatric University Hospital University Zurich PhD-Student PET-Program Paul Scherrer Institut 1997 Internship as Psychologist Department of Psychosomatics Children s Hospital Undergraduate research assistant Institute of Psychology University of Fribourg Internship as neuropsychologist Neuropsychology Department Hôpital cantonal Fribourg Zurich (CH) Bethesda (USA) Lausanne (CH) Basel (CH) Zürich (CH) Villigen (CH) Salzburg (AT) Fribourg (CH) Fribourg (CH) Continued Education Participation in the colloquia of Psychotherapy and Psychosomatics Department of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy, University Hospital Zurich Training in the conductance of structured clinical interviews (SCID) Department of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy, University Hospital Zurich Good Clinical Practice (GCP) training, levels I-III Center for clinical Research,University Hospital Zurich SPM short course, statistical analyses for PET- und fmri Brighton (UK) Post-graduate course in quantitative and qualitative research methods University of Bern (CH) Pharmacokinetics Course Paul Scherrer Institute, Villigen (CH) Post-graduate curriculum as Clinical and Health Psychologist Salzburg (Austria) Colloquia for Neuropsychology, supervised by PD Dr. M. Regard Clinic for Neurology, University Hospital Zurich CV PD Dr. Martin Soelch 2

3 Scientific talks (last 5 years): Influence of Reward on Mood and Performance: Implications for psychopathology. Lunch Time Seminar, University Fribourg, Switzerland. October The role of dopamine in pleasure and pain: A 11C-raclopride bolus plus constant infusion PET-study of unpredictable monetary rewards in chronic pain. Fribourg Day of Cognition, Fribourg, Switzerland. September Changes in Dopamine Function in Depression. 25 th congress of the European College of Neuropsychopharmacology, Vienna, Austria. October Major depression and the neural circuitry of reward. 24th congress of the European College of Neuropsychopharmacology, Expert targeted meeting, Paris, France. September 2011 (Plenary talk) Reward and addiction. Spring School: Genes, Brain and Behavior - From Personality to Psychopathology, German Society of Psychophysiology and of its applications (DGPA), St- Goar, Germany. (plenary talk) Einfluss von Belohnungen auf Stimmung und Motivation: Neurobiologische Grundlagen und therapeutische Implikationen. Psychiatric Clinic Clenia Schlössli AG, November. (Plenary talk) Dopaminaktivität, Schmerzwahrnehmung und Belohnungsprozesse bei Patienten mit Fibromyalgie. Rheumatology Clinic and Institute of Physical Medicine, University Hospital Zurich, October (Plenary talk) Insights into the neurocircuitry underlying pleasure and pain, 17 th ZNZ Symposium, Neurosciences Center Zurich, ETH, September. Zur Funktion und Dysfunktion des zerebralen Belohnungssystems. KLINEX, Mai, Department of Neurology, University Hospital Zurich, Zurich, May. (Plenary talk) Einfluss von Belohnungen auf Stimmung und Motivation. Kolloquium für Psychotherapie und Psychosomatik, Mai, Department of Psychiatrie and Psychotherapie, University Hospital Zurich, Zürich. (Plenary talk) Belohnung im Gehirn: Bedeutung für psychiatrische Erkrankungen. Brain Fair, März, Zurich Catecholamine depletion affects amygdala response to reward: an fmri-study. Annual Meeting of the Society for Neurosciences, Washington, DC, November. Is depression associated with dysfunction of the central reward system? Neurosciences Ireland, Galway, August. (Plenary talk) Dopamine, mood and motivated behavior. Seminar on the Foundations of Human Social Behavior, Institute for Empirical Economic Research, University Zurich, Zurich, April. (plenary talk) Lack of dopamine release in response to monetary reward in depressed patients: a [11C] raclopride PET-study. 7 th International Symposium on functional neuroreceptor mapping. Pittsburgh, PA, July 16 th -19 th. Influence of catecholamine depletion on mood and on the neural processing of rewardlearning: An fmri study. 46th meeting of the American College of Neuropsychopharmacology (ACNP), Boca Raton, Fl, USA, December 9th-13 th. Is depression associated with dysfunction of the central reward system? NIMH scientific retreat, Gettysburg, PA (USA). (Plenary talk) CV PD Dr. Martin Soelch 3

4 Public work and selection of given continued education (selection) Conference series at the Adult Conference Center, Brugg on emotion and the brain. This conference series were part of the state program for the promotion of the mental health. café scientifique, University of Basel: The role of odors on behavior: public discussion. Participation at the Nacht der Forschung, University Zurich Grants and scientific prizes as Principal Investigator Personal encouragement grant (C. Martin Sölch) CHF Faculty of Medicine, University Zurich Personal encouragement grant (C. Martin Sölch) Faculty of Medicine, University Zurich CHF 47'000 Dopamine activity, pain perception and reward processes in patients with Fibromyalgia C. Martin Sölch, J. Jenewein, H. Sprott, G. Hasler, U. Schnyder Olga Mayenfisch Stiftung CHF Influence of oxytocin on the startle reflex and on its modulation M. Rufer, S. Schumacher, M. Oe, F. Wilhelm, M. Heinrichs Gottfried und Julia Bangerter-Rhyner-Stiftung CHF Influence of oxytocin on the startle reflex and on its modulation M. Rufer, S. Schumacher, M. Oe, F. Wilhelm, M. Heinrichs Helene Bieber Fonds CHF 8000 Influence of oxytocin on the startle reflex and on its modulation M. Rufer, S. Schumacher, M. Oe, F. Wilhelm, M. Heinrichs Hartmann Müller Stiftung CHF Investition credit for the setting-up of an fmri- compatible research facility C. Martin Sölch & C. Müller-Pfeiffer University Zurich CHF Dopamine activity, pain perception and reward processes in patients with Fibromyalgia C. Martin Sölch, J. Jenewein, H. Sprott, G. Hasler, U. Schnyder Swiss Science Foundation (SNF 32003B_127629/1) CHF 250'000 Investition credit for setting-up a psychobiological research facility C. Martin Sölch University Zürich CHF 25'000 Relationship between reward learning, dopaminergic function and anhedonia in Depression: an event-related fmri study C. Martin Sölch NARSAD young investigator award US$ Investigation credit for setting-up a psychophysiological research facility C. Martin Sölch University Zurich CHF 21'000 CV PD Dr. Martin Soelch 4

5 2003 Die Rolle von affektiven Lernprozessen in zwei verbreiteten Störungen: Angst und Nikotinabhängigkeit C. Martin Sölch & T. Michael Freiwillige Akademische Gesellschaft Basel CHF 18'200 Grants as co-applicant 2012 Reshaping the Brain Longitudinal Assessment of Changes in Structural and Functional Connectivity During Weight Gain in Anorexia Nervosa. G. Milos, V. Baur, L. Jäncke, U. Schnyder, C. Martin-Soelch Gottfried und Julia Bangerter-Rhyner-Stiftung CHF Die funktionelle Anatomie der gestörten Aufmerksamkeitsfokussierung bei der posttraumatischen Belastungsstörung: eine fmri-studie G. Hasler, C. Mueller-Pfeiffer, C. Martin-Soelch, M. Rufer & U. Schnyder Stiftung für wissenschaftliche Forschung an der Universität Zürich CHF The functional neuroanatomy of attention bias in posttraumatic stress disorder G. Hasler, C. Mueller-Pfeiffer, C. Martin-Soelch, M. Rufer & U. Schnyder Helene Bieber-Fonds der Universität Zürich CHF The functional neuroanatomy of attention bias in posttraumatic stress disorder G. Hasler, C. Mueller-Pfeiffer, C. Martin-Soelch, M. Rufer & U. Schnyder Stanley Thomas Johnson Foundation CHF CV PD Dr. Martin Soelch 5

6 Academic duties and other scientific activities Since Since Since Elected Member of the executive board of the CAS/DAS in cognitive-behavioral psychotherapy, University Fribourg and University Lausanne. Member of the organization Board of the MAS in Children s and Adolescent s Psychology, Swiss Rectorate Conference. Co-Head of the Center for Psychotherapy and Psychological Counseling, Department of Psychology, University Fribourg. Elected Head of Department, Department of Psychology, University Fribourg Elected member of the executive board Department of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy, University Hospital Zurich. Elected member at the Neurosciences Center University and ETH Zurich Elected member at the Ethical Board for Psychiatry, Neurology, Neurosurgery and Social Sciences Health Direction, State of Zurich. Member of the working group of the head psychologists of the Zurich State. Co-organization of the first international meeting on the prevention of Gambling University of Lausanne, Lausanne (CH). Organization of an international workshop on Methods and Application in the Cognitive Neurosciences, Neurex, Basel (CH), Strasbourg (FR), Freiburg (DE). Participation in the Neurex network Unversities of Basel (CH), Strasbourg (FR) and Freiburg (DE). Development and coordination of the master program in cognitive and affective neurosciences. CV PD Dr. Martin Soelch 6